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The Chase in the evolution of the movies
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- "Shows scenes from Edwin S. Porter's The Great train robbery and Streets of New York, D. W. Griffith's Way down East and A girl and her trust, a Mack Sennett chase and other films in order to trace the development of the chase scene as an exciting and/or comic element in filmmaking since its earliest days."
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- "The Chase in the evolution of the movies"